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On Thu, Feb 10, 2005 at 01:49:51PM +0000, Alistair Crooks wrote:

> > Log Message:
> > s/recognise/recognize/. TNP uses American English.
>=20
> That's news - can you tell me where/when/how this was decided and
> recorded, please?

there was inconsistency between the use of "ise" and "ize" that I
noticed as I was looking for something else. I defaulted to fixing
them to be the American spelling, as TNF is a legal entity in the US
(and we already use the American spellings everywhere throughout code
and documentation).

I don't believe this situation is documented anywhere, but I will ask
core@ for clarification on this.

grant.


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